Though only a fragment, this is worth 5 stars for the Other One all by itself. An AMAZING A+ version, Keith is the MVP with absolutely demented soloing and fills all over the place, he is hitting every effect and note he can think of with huge sweeping fills like I've never heard him play *anywhere else*. The jam as a whole is absolutely sick with wild jazz/space excursions and tiger-ish breakdowns thru out. Very energetic and exciting jam that hardly lets up for a second!! One of the VERY BEST of the fall!!!

Where is the rest of the soundboard? Just when it was getting really good!!!

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I highly recommend adding this show to your 1974 GRATEFUL DEAD collection.
5 stars for the mix, recording, performance and transfer.
Keith plays some amazing snycopation on his keyboards that add a whole new dimension to "Truckin'".
It'd be nice to have the whole show...the GRATEFUL DEAD are hot tonight.
Eat, Drink, Be Merry, and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD.
Thanks for the Love from 1972.

TOO contains an Eleven jam, and unlike most versions by this time, the second verse is sung. Unfortunately the recording cuts before the verse is over.

The other version of this on the archive is more complete.

Although this download is only 30min long, it has some tremendous moments. The jams in both Truckin' and Other1 show a special touch on the keys by Keith. It might be the first use of some sort of moog. Very warbly......if that's a word. Anyhow, nice filler material!